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Sudesh Mahto

Sudesh Mahto is an Indian politician from Jharkhand. He has served twice as the Deputy Chief Minister of Jharkhand. He has also held several key portfolios, including that of the Home Minister of Jharkhand. He is considered a popular youth icon in India.

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Political career

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He played a decisive role in Jharkhand statehood movement. He notably declined an offer of ministry from Lalu Prasad Yadav[1] and instead demanded a separate state of Jharkhand.[2]

He is the President of AJSU Party and is popularly regarded as “Boss" by followers & “King Maker" by political pundits. His close associates include - Chandra Prakash Choudhary, Deosharan Bhagat, Praveen Prabhakar, Ram Chandra Sahis, Lambodar Mahto and Tiwari Mahto.

Sudesh Mahto has close ties with Narendra Modi[3] and Amit Shah.[4] He is also friends with MS Dhoni and is often seen on shared platforms[5] playing cricket and football matches.[6][7]

Mahto has four times represented Silli constituency in Jharkhand Legislative Assembly. He is famous for his Silli Model of development. He is also known for his women centric development at grassroot level.[8]

To preserve the identity and history of Jharkhand, Mahto had announced to build a statue of Birsa Munda, known as the Statue of Ulgulan,[9] and a statue of Jharkhand movement leader Binod Bihari Mahato, known as the Statue of Revolution. However, both projects are yet to be finalized.[10]

He runs the Birsa Munda Archery Academy in Silli, which received the President's Award in 2016.[11] The academy has produced accomplished archers, including Madhumita Kumari, who won a silver medal for India at the Asian Games.[12]

Electoral history

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Legislative Assembly elections

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Year Constituency Party Votes % Result
2000 Silli UGDP 40,322 44.69 Won
2005 AJSU 39,281 27.71 Won
2009 45,673 38.99 Won
2014 50,007 34.92 Lost
2018^ 63,619 43.13 Lost
2019 83,700 52.74 Won
2024 49,302 28.24 Lost

^by-election

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